The Sun. — London, England, 1808-06-27 00:00:00

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BRITISH GALLERY, PALL MALL. y r HIS GALLERY, for the EXHIBITION anti SALE of. the WORKS of BR ARTISTS, •aria CLOS(' on SATURDAY, the gth of tidy. Admittance Is ; —Catalogues 6d. By Order, VALENTINE_GREEN, A.R.A. Keeper. N.B. The Exhibitors and Purchaiers are requested to land for their Pictures on Wednesday, the i3th, and two fol. lowing days. NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN of PROPERTY. CLERGYMAN resident on his Living, about 6o miles from London, who has had considerable ex perience and success in Private Tuition. and whose number of Pupils is limited to kour, will, atter Mithummer, have Two Vacancies. The Advertiser's Plan is to instrua his Pupils in the Clas sics, and-General Literature, till they are qualified to be ad nfirted at the University. The Term.; of Admission are 2col. per annum. It is pre sumed that, upon enquiry' and• references which would•be given to persons of distinaion both for rank and literature. the advantages of the Situation will be found adequate to the lalat y. Enquire of Mr. Booth, Bookseller, Duke-street, Portland Place and Mr. White, Bookseller, Fleet Street. 'THE First-drawn Ticket in the CITY WT AIL TER Y, entitled to the GRAND ROTE L, was sold in Sixteen Sixteenth Shares by HI SH, No. 4, CORNH I 1.1.,, and No. 9, CHA MFG-CROSS, Who Shared and Sold the following CAPITA L PRIZES in the Lotteries that finished in April : 17,611, a Prize of 2+oool. 11011,455 2 Prize of 4 in,ooo I 18,448 a Prize of ,c 5,0 o a 14,048 . . . . 6,000 24,8139 • - - s. . s i ooo I 16,772 - - - - 3 . 1' 300 4,182 .' - . . 1,030 988 - '- - - 5 00 2 4,557 - - 4.- - 51 ,0 • 17,9 66 - - . - 500 5,614 - - - - 500 Making Forty-nine Capital l'rizes sold in the last Lottery and tat: Year, including the Two last Capital Prizes of 30,0001. Ole drawn. . T I CKST.S, and, SHA RES are selling %in variety for the STATE LO IT rg Y that begins TO.M 0 RROW MORN ING, at Eieven o'clock, the Scheme of which contains SIX PRI ZES of TlireNTY 11-MUSA N D POUNDS, besides the usual number of other Capital and Small Prizes, % An Business in the Public Funds transa4ied with fidelity and dispatch. _ SIX PRIZEt of TWENTY THOUSAND•POUNDS. CORNHILL; CHAR,ING-CROSS; and ST.. MAIWAREVS.IIILi, BOROUGH. I_TORNSBY and Co. respetttully acquaint the 1111 Nobility, Gentry, and the Public. that the STATE LOrTERY to be drawn TO-MORROW MORNING, at Eleven o'clock, is one of the most superb Lotteries ever known. Ticket; 'and Shares are now on Sale,. at HORNSBY and Co.'s old established State Lottery Offices, where many of the Capital Prizes in . he last and former Lotteries were sltamr, sold, and r,git,terea, N. 11, Orders by Letter, or Carrier, execgted exactly on the same terms as it present. REAL, ADVANTAGES. OF ALL THE PRIZES . From 20,0001. to is'. ANY Person purchasing. of HORNSBY and co. a Lottery Picket or T ickets, to any amount, at ail. as. each, and daises to dispose o f the same after the *fst Day's Drawing,' (it' undrawn) may receive for the same at the rate of 221. per Ticket. Alter the 2d Day's Drawing ail. Attet the 3d Day's Drawing 2 4 1 . lay this mode the Purchasers , will have the Chance of a Ticket for 3 mere Trifle; as they will receive 31. more than what the Ticket cost. State Lottery 01)1cc, No. 26, Corn . hill, , . . IiIBION FIRE i t nd LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, . . 'CHANCE-ALLEY, CORNHIL L, EMPOWER.IiI3 BY.ACT OF 'PARLIANIF.NT i • For I NSU RAN C E from FIRE, and on .LIVES; ' the GRANT and PURCHASE of ANNUIT IES. INSURANCES . falliug.due at Midsumme r should be renewed within fifteen days front that period. The Advantages of this Institution are numerous i aril, in sonic inst4nces, superior to those of, other Companies. No Charge ietuade fur Policies in any case ;—a very liberal Coni- Mission is allowed on Lite Insurance ;--and alarge Deduction made on the Premiums of all Fire Insurances uut of Lon don. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. HOPE FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE, LUDGATE HILL, For Insuring Buildings, Sto,k. in Trade, Furniture, Mer. chandize, Agricultural Stock, Implements or Husbandry, Ships Ht Harbour, Dock, or while !Wilding, Vessels, Craft,. Carr , td Elleets of ever - Description, 'in any part of go, the United Kii , gdoin, from toss ur Vantage by Fire. Also for Insuring Lives. Granting Annuities, af4e. &c. dec. on the most liberal Terms. THIS Office is, in its principle, time first of the kind ever establitheil, the Capital being raised from a very nunierams Body of Proprietors, in ~hares of 501. each, who are engaged to bet otne Insurers ot Property against lire, to the full amount oitheir respective Shales. . Proposals may he had at the 0 Ilice, and Insurances by Per. ,sons, whose Policies expired at Midsummer, may be el netted on advairtageous terms. • Persons insuring Property against Fire, at this Oftice, to amount ot wool. are entitled to very peculiar :advantages. • All Policies ut 3001. and upwards arc issued gratis; also Aor,sunis under that amount , when ellAted. `f 'tree Years Or ii.Ofe. Household Goods under 3001. may be insured without dis tinct s 1) . 56 tications. Policies fur an Insurance of Seven Years at one Payment ttrill ha . :e a Discount allowed of one Year's Prentiutn and Duty ,• and also a proportional Disc.ount !Or any less term. Nu Peductions whatever in the Payment ot Losses: Loss or Damage by Fire occasioned by Lightning is paid by this Company. Lxpenee paid un t he removal of Goods in case of fire, and all Loss or Damage thereby nude good to the Insutt'd. No Charge made for heinents. A considerable Deduction is allowed to Merchants on short , period Insurances. A Brokerage ors per cent. hoallowed on all Shipping In. turances. /- mining Stock. annually • insured at 25. 6ti. per Cent. and shorter periods in proportion. Solicitors' Brokers, and _others, allowed a COMMiSS4II, On beiligitig Life Insurances to this OttiLe. Persons. insurtug fool. on their own. Lives. are entitled to advantages not to be obtained in any other °thee, Agents are appointed in most of the cities and towns in the:United Kingdom. By Order el the DireCtors, WILLIAM BURY, Clerk. rooks containing the Tables ut Kates' of Premiums with every piirimilar respecting Lite Insurance, tee: may eve had at the Office, on appli4atioir to Mt. St. Ciotti Attuary tat • OA Litt Dtpartment, SALES OP ESTATES, &c. • • CHESHIRE. , • • MANOR, MANSWN HOUSH . , AND ESTATRi With Valuable Contingencies, TO BE SULU BY AUCTION, By Mr. SQUIBB, At Garraway's Cotlee-house, To-morrow, the • 28th day of June, iBoB, 4t Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, unless pre viously Disposed of by Private Contratt, THE . MANOR 'of WINNINGTON, with the Mansion. House and Offices, called WIN Ni NG TON -1 - I.A 1.1. ; comprising a spacious. and complete Resi dence for a large' Family, built % with Stone, and covered with Sfiite ' and finished in a modern style ; containing Rooms of large dimensions, superbly fitted up ; Geometri cal Stone Stairs, Mahogany Doors, Plate Glass WindoWs, Marble Chimney Pieces, and Oak 'floors, with appro. priate attached and detached Offices.;- Stabling for Nifty horses, Coach-houses, Green-liouse, Hot-houses, ra— pery, Pine and Succession Houses, excellent kitchen Gar dens, with Hot W:Ils ; Mushroont-house, - Cold Baths, Ice house, a Poultry-house upon a superior Seale, and every necessary Building tr Agricultural purposes ; Pave-house,' Entrance Cottage Lodges, with Shrubbery and Plantations sloping to the River Weaver, at a convenieot distance from the House, which is well situated on very highly .ortiaanental Ground, and surrounded by about Six Hundred awl Forty Acres of Land, chiefly Meadow and Pasture, of superior quality, divided intp Farms, and lett to respectable Tenants. Woods .and Plantations in hand, and Ornamental Cottages and Gardens adjoining the Road : the . whole together form ing a truly Desirable and Elegant ReSidence liar a large Establishment. , To which there is attached, A most YaluableMineral, which, it attended to, far ex ceeds the value of this place as a Residence. The Estate is situated one mile trom Northwich, t 7 from Chester, 2,z from Manchester ; and 3o trom Liverpool, May be !viewed by applying to the Rev. loah Furey, Wilmington Lodge, near Northwich ; and printed Particu lars may be had of Mr. Wyatt, Lime Grow:, near Baugor ; of Mr. Edwin Wyatt, Solicitor, sr. Asaph ; at the Hotel, Chester ; the Hotel. Liverpool ; the • lsridgewater Arms, ,Manchester; and of Mr. Claridge, Nu. 47, Pall-Mall,. Lon don ; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen, and further Particulars known. ELEGANT HOUSE. The late Mr. GOOLD's, DOVER-STREET. THITE most respectfully gives Notice, that the V elegant LEASEHOLD Nt OS E , late the Residence and P 'ovary of FRANCIS GOO LD,. Esq. deceased, No. is, in Dover'-street, will be SOLD by AUCTI 9N, on the PreinisFs, on Saturday. luly 2, next. Atter which will immediately take place,the Saleof the superb rich and costly `Parisian Furniture, magnificent Glasses, &c. The House may be seen until the Sale. Descriptive Par. titulars will be ready fourteen days prior'to the Sale, and then had at Garraway's ; and of Mr. White, Storey's-gate, Great George-street, Westminster. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSyRANCE-OFFICE, • f one, MA. PERSONS, ,whose Annual Premiums fall -due.on the 2 4 th instant, are hereby 'wormed, that Receipts ate now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the Royal hxchange and in Pall• Mall, as well - as by their . respective Agents in the sexeral Counties; anti' the Parties assured are requested to apply tor the Renewal of their Poli cies on or before the gth of July next, as the usual Fifteen Days allowed for Payinent, beyond the Date of each Policy,. wilt thin expire. SA.IO UEL FENNINGjtip• Secretary: Attendance is given, daily, at , the said 01Hcts, fir the As surance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and Ships, in •Harbour, in Duck, or whit, building, from Loss or Damage by lire ; and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annut. ties on, Lives. N. B Fire Policies will he issued free of Expence to the Assured, where the Annual Prcalival amounts to 6s. or up. wards. LIVERPOOL NEW LIGHT COACH, TO carry only Four Inside, will set nut from the 1 GULDEN CROSS, CEIARING CROSS, on Sun 'day, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings,' at Six •o'Clock, through Northampton, Harborcumli. ' Le tester, Ashby de la Zouch, Burton upon Trent, Gum:oer, the Pottery, Sand bitch, Aiddlewich, Northwich, and Warrington, to• the Crown Inn, Red Cross-street, Liverpool, where it arrives to Ditmer the Second )ay. The Coach, called the Royal Liverpool, through North.' ampton and Litchfield, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur day Mornings, at' Six., as usual, by GEO. BOULTUN and Co. BARMOOR SHEEP SHOW, 1808, will be. on the Second Monday, the I Ith, and Tuesday, the tub, of July, when the Premiums. &c. already advertised will be awarded. The'Candidates tor the Premiums and Ploughill Match, tee. will please send their names to Mrs Lowrey. the Steward, at Barmoor Castle, ten days previous to the Meet. ins, that proper accommodation may be provided : no Stock will be adinitt.d at the Farm 011ic . es alter Eight o'Clock on Monday morning. Front the increased quantity of Stock Mr. Sitwell has to show, and the number , of P mullions, it is impossible to get through the business in one day - as usual. And on Wednesday and Thursday the whole of thew' pital Breeding Stuck, belonging to Fratteis Sitwell, Esq. ( ' o in c o n s e quence of the health 'of his family, is obliged, for some years, to live in the 'South). will, be Disposed of by Public Auction. The Stock consists of thorough-bred Lei cester Rams of all ages, Ewes, Gimmera, and Lambs, South Dowd ditto,, West Highland nulls. Cows, and Calves, very superior to any ever seen in England, as they were se lected by Mr. Sitwell at the greatest expeke ,and care; a Sußblk Stallion, Cart-horses, etc., &e. Front the Barinoor Sheep Show being so generally attend. ed, it is unnecessary to state in an Advertisement how. the Sheep are bred: Pouted particulars of every Lot will be distributed ten days previous to the Meeting, at all the principal lons in the County. For the 'accomm dation of distant Purchasers, any part of the Stock may remain on the premises, and have the best care taken - of them, for any tune nut exceeding one month, at the most moderate expense. Barmoor Castle, j one 14, iyos. • FOR YtNEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COM- PLAINTS. . DR, FREEMAN'S GUITA SALUTARIS is by tar the inost sate and eilettial Remedy ever -yet disco vered tor the Lure of that dangerous Disease. Persons unhap pily atflided with Venereal Complaints ; in all its stages and: under its various appearances, will find a secure and present Relief by taking mese inoq invaluable Drops ; which, for their excellency during thirty years practice in the most po pulous part of London, vit. liatton-garden, have been term ed Gutta Satutaris. - The Secrecy with which most persons so 9ffiiEted find it needful to conceal their suflerings, limy be safely employed white using these Drops; since they resider confineinuit un necessary, as well as all unctuous or mercurial Preparations, or any surgical Operation whatever. 13y appointment of Dr. Freeman they are sold by It, But ler, 4, ClisnOide, corner of Paternoster-row; gas on, 1;0, and Fidsting, 76, Oxford-street ; Bull and Caitwell, Dublin; Scott, Smith, and Baxter, E.iinburgh ; M'Donald, C; lasgoivi Stains Manchester ; l.athbury , Liverpool, Stains and Lynch, Nlancliester ; •and most Medicine Venders in eVory TOVIII, in Bottles, at gd. each'. D .111 R LT Y. OkFIC 11, - June 14, 1808. xToTicE is hereby given, "that a Session of Oyer' im• 11 and rt, nt bre' amtil Gaol Deliver", for the Trial of Offences nntalittrd oa the High Seas, within' the yurisdiaion of the Ad miralty of Angland, will he held at' ja.rtice Hall, in the Old Bal lo, I,9ndon, on Tuesday the 12th of July next, at Eight o'Clock is the Morning. _ IV. TY. POLE. PICT UAL L !NG-OFFICE, Jane 2„ 1808 THE Col.4lll,ssl_o NERS for VIC4IJ4LLING. HIS AIAJESTrs NAI'Y do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the Sib July, they will be ready to receive Tenders, i n writing(seakd up), and treat for Six Hundred Chain:nu' Of PITT's TANFI ELI) MOOR, . LADY SIMPON's, or WI N DSOR Pt" N TOP COALS (fW/ pay), to be delivered in ,retire Cagigas intinis Majesty's riauallini Storrs at. Dept - in the prbpnrtions and ty the Periods undermentioned, • zoo ChAdrons on or before the :oh Augtist 200 Ditto , Ditto 31st Ditto next, - zoo Ditto Ditto tsrh Sept. and to be paid for by Bills, Nyable, with interest, ninety days after date. The Condition: of the Contrai ntay be seen at the Sectetaty's Oese. Nit regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shalt got bedneerted in words at length, or that shall not be dellveied to the flood before One o'Cli'ck on the' said Friday the Sib of ykly next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or um( Pertiin on his behalf, attend:, to answer, when called for. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE,. Jame it, 1868. All Exchequer Bill: !fated in the Month of September, 1807, TO BE PAW OFF. THE .L ORDS COMMISSIONERS of Ibis IITII - TREASURY having given bireaions Jot pay ing of the Principal of theabove.mentioned Exchequer Bills; with the Intrreit thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace Yard, Westminster, on FRIDAY the zzd Day of sgoS; Attendance will be given daity (Sunday: and holidays ,excepted) until , Monday the nth July, inclusive, from Ten o'Clock in the Morning till One in the Afternoon, for the purpose of receiving the same. And for the greater dispatch, the Bearers of the said Bills are desired to bring Lise thereof, containing the Numbers, in' Numerical Ceder, according to the Value of the said - and Time, of Commencement of Interest, with the principal Sums and Interest due thereon, computed from the days on which they are re:petit:4y dated, exclusive, to the said z:d Day cf pita, inclusive, when the Interest will pease; and theyari desired to write their Names and, Places of Abode on such, Lists, and indorse th4r Nantes on the said Bills. tdders of the aPesaid Bills should he desirous of ecci tying p0w...4 of the Pr4cipal and interest previous to the said 21 , 1 9 Dqy y' isos, g o , may be accommodated on cam puling the Int. rest to the Day on which they Wish to be paid, and leaving the said Nils jr examination one day prior thereto. • Such Person, as may be dasirous of having New Exchequer Bills in part Pay west, upon »tensioning the Amount at the honour of their Lists, delivered on or before fort itb Day'of July, 'Bog, may le accoomodated with New Mills, tarrying an Interest of •Three-pence halfpenny by the Day on every One hundred Pounds, which said New Bills will bear Date the said 21d Day of July, iSpS, and will be delivered on Tuesday the 26th of ydy, and the following Days. N. B. All Exchequer Bills dated prin. to September, 0307, have4een advertised to he paid and the Interest thereon hat ceased. AIKIN's ANNUAL REV! (.W, 1837. This Day was published, In Royal Oelavo, the Sixth Volume, price One Guioca in extra boards,,ol THE ANNUAL REVIEW atad HISTORY of ' LITE RAT U 1 3 .. ILtorpie year 1807. A. AIKIN, Editor. Printed for Longtnan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater• noster.row. _ _ _ Whom may be had, the ist, ad, 3d, _4lh, and ith Vo. Wines, either together or separate. Price One Guinea. each, in extra boards. *** This Review comprises in one Volume, Accounts of all the Works published during the year (including a variety of valuable Publications which never tilid a place in any other Review) arranged into Chapters, agreeably to their rc apective Subjects, and prbceded by an Historical 1 ntroduc lion. It isparticularly adapted lin . the Library and tot Ex portation: This Day was published, Price 3s. 6d. the Second Edition, Correded and considerably Enlarged, of 'IZIOIII on u t r he l. A r.u l t l it l(N H, AL DEFENCE. 11' Captain in the Royal Engineers, Dedicated, by permission, to. Lord Int/wart. The Author treats of our general state Oftletence, and the meaus of improving it, and dwells muclOon the necessity of establishing some tintitied positions, which he has endea vvred prove should be brined on the principle of in. trenc.ll,,,. „amps, as the only feasible and effectual plan that 4uuld be followed. Printed for T. Stockdale, Piccadilly. KEEN POETICAL SATIRE. • This Day "was published, Printed eregantly and hot.pressed, price is. THE SI MPLICIAII j a Satirice-Dramatic Poem, Colltaitilllg Hints for the SchOlars of the New Schools Suggested by liorace's Art Of Poetry, and improved by a con templation of the Works of the first Masters. Printed for Stockdale, jun. 41, Pall-Mall ; and-Gilbert and Hodges, La Grange and Keene, Dublin; where may be had the tollowing celebrated Satires : s. 4 1 . AU the Talents, i9th edition, 6s. ; on drawing paper to - 6 The Comet ; a M % :14, Newspaper. By the Aulhorof do. s 6 All the Talents' taarbandi 3d e lition . . 4 o All du: Tatints in Ireland, ad edition - t 6 Mote Talents Still . - • a lagel Flagellated 6 Britanniad an:t Hiberniad • - 2 6 Red Book, or Francis the First . z 6 Cubbett's Refutation of his own Political Sentiments, annexed ad the British Treaty . . ' 4 0 Pursuits of Agriculture, two Cantos . - s o Canto It. separately A 1. 6 GOTTENBURGH GOTTINEURGH,..TUNE 12.—The English Eititis dition,will now wait the return of Sir 'TWIN MOORNi from Stockholni ; hitt the :.Vieloryi Admiral Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ, is to sail to-mcirrow, on a cruize, and the Mars ler the Belt. e•t" • JUNE o.—By advises iteeived froni l 'lNfairrio this Morning, we learn that.,the convoy ttititined frotis• thence to the Baltic; conaiating about*ienty -put to sea last Thursday thdrning, the gth, the wind having been very favourable tOr . them, but it telecont, ing afterwards' calm; ; , the Danish gun boats citing from Draco and captured -€l2. of them, five of which they burnt; tweny►sail of Swedish gun-boats which were cut otit aubat time, and within a few hundred yards of the Enemy, , ac i d might have 'rendered the greatest assistance, . did not think proper to interfere, .but returned.. to p ort without tiring, a shot. Au English gun-brig, the Tiirbuient,, was engaged for aeVert hours; and obliged to yield to SLitieflOrllllll2' ! bers; - but, of the tw'enty-oko that, were eapAired, 14 were Swede& 'lt is reported here to-day, that a battalion of Sttreclish troops, consisting of hoo welt, have been surrounded by the Norwegians, and made- Prisoners . . CARLSCRoNA, JUNE whole Fleet having been here tOr mum time to vietnal and water, the greater part thereof Set sail this Morning, with light westerly winds fur Haug° ; a convoy id Swedish atid English Vessels sailed at the ith tern English Brigs Of War. Adni. Hoop is in the With a detachment of the Engh,h Fleet, watchiNt the German and Southern Ru,sian ports. . GOTTENBURGH, JUNE 17.—An extra Packet, ar rived. this Morning, Vvith dispatches for General Sir JOHN MOORE, who is at Stockholm; whither , t Courier was .dispatched to hint immediately. The Expedition waits the !were of Sir JOH4, or farther orders from Stockholm. We hiVe nothing important from Finland or .Norway. . . STOCKHOLM; JUNE Royal. MajeSW re ceived the day' before yesterday, the following Report from Field Marshal Count Kosioseolt, datcd Brak sted, March 9.6; 1.808: , " My last Report was of the 17th of this,month, and dispatched The sane day by the oadil. ,The po sition the sth brigade occupied ai •that time is still retained by the army. The !thuds; as well as the necessity of repairing the rannerouS hiidges which have been damaged by them, has, fur the present, put a stop to all military operations, eicetst that Co lonel GlSPlNBERG.recontioitred; on the 13th instant, the position of the Enetny's right wing, dod Made several Prisoners on that occasion. 1 haverheen ses veral days at Uleaborg, to organise the tegithetits iu that quarter for the Sum mer campaign, add to try . whether it would not be possible to obtain 12 gun boats, which I hope will soon be fitted OW; and serve to support the movethents of the.arMy. The Enethies' main body still Continues iu Old Carleby, and its environs, where they' have cop- Strueled considerable inuenchmenta. I also tnider; stand that 70D men have •beeit detached by the Enemy against Cuevio, where 1 have reinforced lonel SANDIL'S brigade, and hope that he will lair able to maintain histiosition. " The 7'e. Deana ilas been sung by the Rossiand in Old Carleby, on account of the untOrtunate stu 'render of the fortress of Sweaborg ian the ‘ Lfct instant: However great that loss may be, I Ikkliniq' beg . leave to assure your Majesty; that so tar from its des pressing the courage and zeal Of the Finnish army, it will, on the contrary, inspirit your Majesty'S troops under my command to redouble their exer4 Lions in the firm and cheerful performance Of the duty which they owe to their King and Country. Msoxica " Field Marshal and Gen eral in Chief Of the Finnish Army." STOCKHOLM, JUNE 11 ..--.ACCOrding to intelli gence received from Finland, the people of the district 'of Nasa did not obey the summons of the Russian General to assemble on the 15th ult. mid take the oath of allegiance to the Russian Emperor. The Carehop peasantry having declared that 2000 of them are ready to take up- arms, the necessary arms and ammunition have already been transmitted to that quarter. His Royal Majesty has received the following Report from Field Marshal Baron Tat.: " On the 3d ofJUne the Convoy Whith lay ready in Malmo endeavoured to • . set sail for the Baltic, and aLivally got under way, but the wind dyir.g away, the Ships came again to anch,,r. In the .mean time,, Live divisions of Gtiu-boats put off to prote4t the Convoy. " The same day an AmericauShipwas fatien,,,by twelve Danish Privateers, and carried into Elsineur by two of them ; the other ten Privateers reniain lug at sea, between Nackonfrond and Hoganos Eight awned Launches of English Men of War, and two Swedish Boats put off to drive theM into port, in which they succeded. " Lund, June h. J. C. T0r.1, - " Field Marshal and Pcnmander in Chief of • the Southeln Ariny.'! The Captairii and Crews of the Swedish Ships burnt, saved themselves in their boats, as it was bit possible to save the Vessels. The Danish forte consisted of ieveral !armed Shipi, Guu l fieats,, dud two floating batteries. GOTTENBUROHi JUNE 20.•••••*0 yet remain in ig; norance as to the destination of the English Eipea dition. Sir JOHN Mopes is not yet returned from Stoekhohn; nor have any orders yet been received front him. In the mean time, a great number of Swedish troops (it is said .2d,000) are . assemblitig inScania ; evert soup of those from *4urway have 'been ordered thither, which gives reas on to - coujee; tore that a joint attack is intended •tobe madii-Opon Zealand. But this is mere conjedure, fen we know nothing with - certainty. We have no news trot Vinland or Norway. ETOCILHOLX, Jutts i6,—;.Yesterilay advice were